That a multinational cabal of sadistic, rapacious pedophiles has infested every major institution of the West, insulated from the law, has never been more indisputable than at present.
For years, for reasons that make no logical sense, this simple reflection of reality was coded as "right-wing conspiracy theory" and dismissed out of hand by the self-professed practitioners of respectable journalism.
Furthermore, anyone espousing it — we all remember #Pizzagate, the purveyors of which have been vindicated in spades with the recent Epstein email dump — was portrayed as a threat to Democracy™ who ought to have their social media accounts suspended and should probably be prosecuted for hate speech.
That was then; this is now.
What a difference a few million emails from Epstein and Co. make — replete with obviously coded language about "young coconuts from Thailand," "grape soda," and "cheese pizza," apparent references to activities with child sex slaves of various flavors — or worse.
Of course, the left will issue no apologies for their years of denialism and shaming of anyone espousing basic reality, as they find themselves blissfully unencumbered by shame — a superpower of sorts.
Still, as evidenced by their recent concessions, denying reality is no longer viable.
Leftist influencer after leftist influencer, many of whom I follow for reconnaissance purposes, have essentially conceded the premise of Pizzagate — even while going out of their way not to mention the term "Pizzagate" because they demagogued so aggressively about it — which is that elites avail themselves of the services of child sex slaves for their personal entertainment as well as to blackmail each other and generally relish their position entirely above the law.
The Mutual Blackmail Club — the Big Club that you ain't in, comprised of the "real owners of this country," as George Carlin put it — is now out in the open.
Again, denying its existence is no longer tenable — even for the left that has in recent years so desperately defended the institutions of this, Our Sacred Democracy™, that these people populate.
We know many of the names, although the recent dump is full of redactions that defy justification. We have at least a rough sketch of the constellations of social networks, corporations, government institutions, and NGOs through which these people operate.
The obvious question then becomes: is anyone going to do anything about it?
At the first White House press briefing since the email release, Press Secretary Karoline Levitt did not mention Epstein in her opening remarks — noteworthy if not surprising, given how militantly disinterested the administration has been in their contents or the implications thereof.
More unforgivably, however, if not more surprisingly, the press didn't ask her about it even once during the more than half-hour that they peppered her with questions about much more mundane issues, including multiple ones (potentially dozens) about the apparent kidnapping of corporate media news actress Savannah Guthrie's mother — which, however sad, does not crack the top 100 list of priorities for any normal person outside of the Beltway.
The moral of this story is: the entrenched permanent managerial class — which, despite his promises, Trump has made no serious inroads to purging — is not going to prosecute itself.
Only a serious grassroots political movement can force consequences — one that arguably cannot be born out of the current balkanized political landscape.
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